Holland Lops
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Holland Lops are named for their origin. Developed in the Netherlands by a man named Adrian de Cock
in 1955, they made their way to the U.S. in 1976. A cross between Netherland Dwarfs, English Lops, and
French Lops, they are the smallest of the lops with a top show weight of 4 pounds. Holland Lops are very
friendly and make excellent pets. Their fur comes in a wide variety of colors. There are many excellent
websites showing all the fur colors of Holland Lops with the corresponding coat color genes.
in 1955, they made their way to the U.S. in 1976. A cross between Netherland Dwarfs, English Lops, and
French Lops, they are the smallest of the lops with a top show weight of 4 pounds. Holland Lops are very
friendly and make excellent pets. Their fur comes in a wide variety of colors. There are many excellent
websites showing all the fur colors of Holland Lops with the corresponding coat color genes.
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